gold could go to $10,000 at the same time as the s&p goes to 100. believe me, if the fed is still doing $40 billion a month two years from now, that's not a good thing because it wouldn't do it unless the economy were still in the gutter. so this is a trade-off. they only do the good thing when there's a bad thing. so if you are wishing for them to do the good thing, that means you're wishing for the bad thing. that's why this doesn't work and why this isn't going to help stocks. >> that's an interesting point and i want to go back to that, why it won't help stocks. i don't know what the short run is anymore, five days or five month or five years whatever. if bernanke is putting all this money in, every month, he's putting all this money in, everybody knows he's putting all this money in, when does the dow go to 15,000, 16,000, 17,000. at some point the whole bulb will collapse, totally collapse, maybe about the time the whole currency collapses. before it collapses, what i'm trying to get to, don, how high could the market go? >> the market, in my